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Affine realizations with affine state processes for stochastic partial differential equations

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The goal of this paper is to clarify when a stochastic partial differential equation with an affine realization admits affine state processes. This includes a characterization of the set of initial points of the realization. Several examples, as the HJMM equation from mathematical finance, illustrate our results.

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  • Stefan Tappe, 2019. "Affine realizations with affine state processes for stochastic partial differential equations," Papers 1907.00336, arXiv.org.
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